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I see that the DCR100 has a configuration feature called Operating Mode, What does this mean? |
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Article Number: 666 | Rating: Unrated | Last Updated: Wed, Jan 24, 2018 7:21 PM
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DCR100 channels have two possible operating modes: “Normal”, in which the DCR100 channel responds to standard NMEA 2000 switching commands, and “Annunciator”, in which the channel may be connected to a power source for a sounder or a light to be activated in the case of an alert generated by a DSM150, DSM410, or DSM250 display, or by N2KView software.
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Posted - Thu, Mar 23, 2017 5:23 PM. This article has been viewed 1044 times. Filed Under: Applications & DIY, DCR100, DSM250 (Discontinued), DSM410, MBB200C (Discontinued), MBB300C, N2KAnalyzer, N2KView, TSM1330(Discontinued), TSM1330C (Discontinued), TSM800(Discontinued), TSM800C (Discontinued)
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